From wheeling safes to ‘almost running over’ David Jason: The train manager from Stockport who has spent 35 years in rail
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukFor the latest Stockport news sign up to the MyStockport newsletter here A train manager at Manchester Piccadilly station is celebrating 35 years in the business this week.
Steven Lloyd, 51, from Stockport, started working in the rail industry at the young age of 16 when he accepted a role for British Rail at the Mortherwell depot in Scotland.
Taken under the wing as a trainee on the rail organisation’s youth training scheme, Steven said the programme gave him a ‘thorough introduction’ to life on the railway. Read more: Metrolink tram badly damaged after England vs Scotland match - now police want to speak to these two men “The course gave us a general overview of railway operations,” Steven said. “I worked small stations, big
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